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Definition of the risk diagramm
The risk diagram definition includes the definition of the elementary
parameters of risk analysis which are likelihood, severity, and
risk acceptance |
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Greybox
The greybox is a graphics tool for the alleviation of the functional
analysis. With the help of this tool you can prepare a visual presentation
of the functions and their respective dependencies for your planned
product. Furthermore, you can indicate the input, output and disturbance
variables. The greybox is the starting point of your risk analysis. |
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Risk analysis
& -evalutaion
In the program part Analysis, you establish the structure of your
risk analysis. The structure consists of the elements function,
hazard, cause and measure. These four elements are connected in
a tree structure.
Risk evaluation of each function-hazard-cause-combination is made
prior and after the implementation of a measure. |
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Risk control
All measures to be carried out are managed in program part Risk
control. Identical measures are combined in one measure and are
identified by a new measure number. All data on this page always
refer to the measure specified in list box Select measure.
Multiple controlling functions and the integrated dependency-checker
facilitate to keep the overview even in very large projects. |
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Documentation
The program part documentation offers the possibility to print the
results of your risk analysis or to export them to other formats
like Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel or PDF.
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Print preview
& data export
Every report can previously be viewed on a preview screen and has
its own export functions. The subreports can be joined and printed
or exported as a complete risk management dossier. |
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